Nate Bargatze has dominated the comedy and entertainment worlds in recent years with a far-from-overnight success story. How could his leap to the big screen perform?
This MLK frame will the deliver the box office’s first new #1 film since mid-December, while holdovers and a special Lord of the Rings event will serve as positive narratives.
The global phenomenon that was WICKED last year is already signaling signs of a big encore with WICKED: FOR GOOD concluding the hugely popular musical adaptation.
Disney’s fifteen-years-in-the-making sequel is tracking well among core male audience fans with healthy business expected from premium screens, but will it break out beyond the brand’s inherent niche?
James Gunn’s DC Studios flagship tentpole hopes to capitalize on positive reception, IMAX and premium screen retention, and no notable direct competition in its second frame.
Universal’s live-action remake will likely claim the top spot again as Sony counter-programs, but Disney and Pixar run into unfortunate timing with their latest well-reviewed original animation.
The 36th MCU entry is promising a pivotal, family-centric reboot of a decades-long, fan-favorite ensemble. Meanwhile, late June openers continue to show significant box office promise.
Stitch and Tom Cruise will anchor another box office weekend fresh off the historic Memorial Day frame, but Sony’s legacy IP revival will miss once bullish forecasts.
The Traditionally Deflated Weekend for Movie Theaters Will Again Rely Largely on Holdover Strength Against Super Bowl LIX
January’s Prime Holiday Frame Hopes for a Modest Horror Hit as California Wildfires and NFL Playoffs Will Remain Factors
